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cazum
8y ago
this is a weak argument, as it can be made for literally any situation. Israel massacring Palestinians? Hey man, they can do whatever they want, we don't have any right to tell them not to and it doesn't make what they're doi
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8y ago
This seems strikingly similar to another Indian story from a few years ago in which a man was lynched by a mob after a rumor falsely alleged that he had eaten beef. ( https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2015/09/indi
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8y ago
Would you mind paste-binning/gist/posting the script? I'd be interested in seeing exactly how easy it was. I was playing around with the site last night but couldn't get anywhere.
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cazum
9y ago
A private advertising medium (Facebook, twitter, the TV station, etc) are not responsible for upholding your first amendment right to free speech. They are a private entity that get to decide what gets published on their platform. The first
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9y ago
>Arguing that women naturally prefer non-STEM fields is sexist While I agree with the entirety of your comment, I don't see how this is the case. If the physical differences between human groups cause one to prefer something over th
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9y ago
I believe the weird comments are the result of toddlers randomly tapping predictive keyboard suggestions on their parent's iPads as they watch the videos. The fact that they hit "post" after typing their nonsense markovian co
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9y ago
To expand on this point further, the phenomenon of synthesizing accounts of a person saying something has already existed for thousands of years. If I tell you that "Trump said that low income families will receive unconditional, feder
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9y ago
This might be an unpopular opinion, but due to the relevancy of this post, and the current political tendency among the regressive left to excuse actions like this, I think it's an important one to share: Criticizing religious ideology
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9y ago
I don't want to start a philosophical argument here about what a "real dev" is, but I do want to provide a counterpoint to any potential gamedevs who may be reading this: While writing your own engine from scratch can sound t
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9y ago
Although I can't confirm this myself, a few people here have mentioned that its likely that a digital TV signal's audio track would be compressed to remove inaudible ranges. This would require that any ultrasonic data be added by
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9y ago
Not at all. If the skill requirement is lower for women to get into the same position as men, is it not rational that, on average, those women will perform poorer than the men? Imagine they did the same thing for university entrance: men n
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9y ago
I believe they meant this in the context of popular gender gap solutions. More specifically, the situation where pressure is put on teams to weigh gender as more important than skill in the hiring process to bring teams to gender-parity. T
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10y ago
I find the sentiment behind this comment difficult to understand. On one hand i think you're saying you don't believe in Zoroastrianism enough to call yourself a devout, but on the other you want a big resurgence of people that do
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10y ago
You're going to have a tough time finding any msm articles that aren't directly labeled as opinion peices calling it a "Muslim ban"
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10y ago
Without derailing too much here, can you point me to a non-op-ed story published by a mainstream news source that calls it a "Muslim ban"?
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10y ago
Idiocracy is a 2006 movie by Mike Judge. The plot of the film starts with intelligent people declining to reproduce.
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10y ago
Of the few times I or my grandparents have used arb'n'b, it's been a spare room in someone's personal home. So it does happen.
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10y ago
I might be reading your comment wrong, but I can't see how you can support silencing opinions (yes, even ones that promote hateful sentiment) through fear of being fired or similar witch-huntey behavior. That doesn't shut down the
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10y ago
Didn't even have to click the link to know it was Pannen. The guy truly embodies the concept of Virtual Exploration. If you haven't done so already, go ahead and watch his Watch For Rolling Rocks .5 A Press commentary.
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10y ago
Well, since we know that 50% of people score different types upon retaking the test, that should be enough to identify the prevalence of these problem. As for signal-to-noise, mbti is a useful tool for measuring the traits it measures, it j
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10y ago
You bring up an interesting case I think even you failed to consider: Since mbti essentially neuters it's own usefulness in the "round those percentages down to binary" stage, you could end up with a situation where an INTP
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10y ago
I believe the "arbitrary zodiac" claim is made toward people that attempt to extrapolate behavior out of mbti types. For example, "INFJs are strong leaders" is as arbitrary as saying "aquarius's are strong lead
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10y ago
What exactly does Netflix stand to gain from making it harder for its non-american subscribers to VPN the geoblocked content? Surely they must have predicted a substantial drop in subscription rates as soon as people realize they can't
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11y ago
I don't think MSN users grew out of emoticons, they just stopped using MSN. Facebook chat, Skype and SMS picked up where MSN left off, and all three of those have a strong emoticon game.
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11y ago
If you're rooted, AdAway is fantastic as it not only blocks browser ads, but in-app ads as well.
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11y ago
I haven't used gnusocial, but I'd imagine they have a ignore/block-user feature.
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11y ago
Not sure why this is getting downvotes. The simple fact of the matter is that a lot of men and women wouldn't be comfortable clicking around a gallery of <cute-girl-photoshoot> in front of their peers for fear of becoming "t
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11y ago
I believe the question that needs to be asked is: do we really want angry twitter doling out the consequences? Do a bunch of outraged keyboard warriors with too much time and doxxing knowhow really speak for what the entire community?
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11y ago
The Stuff You Should Know podcast is a great way to get introduced to all sorts of topics. Josh and Chuck are super funny guys, and usually know what they're talking about.
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11y ago
>It is an all or nothing situation No, it's not. A service could exist that provides this functionality without the problems Facebook has created. >You're asserting that you would take away internet.org Please find where I s
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